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Egyptian Visually-Impaired Qari Wishes to Recite Quran in Other Muslim Countries

10:42 - October 12, 2021
News ID: 3476004
TEHRAN (IQNA) – Mohamed Abdul Karim is a qari from Egypt who has won several prizes in international Quran competitions.

 

The 28-year-old is from a village near al-Zagazig, the capital of the Arab country’s Al-Sharqia Governorate.

While being blind by birth, he has a beautiful voice and is skillful in Quran recitation, according to Youm7.com website.

He began committing the Quran to memory at the age of five and learned the entire Holy Book by heart in only one year.

He then started learning recitation of the Quran at al-Taruti Center for Teaching Qaris and Ibtihal Reciters.

Mohamed learned the rules of Tajweed and Sawt (voice) there and kept improving his recitation skills.

He considers prominent qari Sheikh Abdul Fattah al-Taruti as his role model in recitation.

Mohamed has a BA from Al-Azhar University’s branch in al-Zagazig and is going to continue his studies there in the field of Islamic culture and propagation.  

He was once honored by Al-Azhar’s chief Imam Sheikh Ahmed el-Tayeb for being a Quran memorizer and a top student of the university.

Mohamed is also a Quran teacher and has so far taught 50 of the village’s children and teenagers to memorize the Quran.

He has taken part in several international Quran contests, wining a number of prizes. He was the runner-up in the category of recitation at Port Said international Quran contest and also came first in a virtual competition held internationally in the holy month of Ramadan this year on beautiful recitation of the Quran.

Mohamed says he wishes to travel to other Islamic countries for reciting the Quran.

 

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